New Homes in Radstock
Found next door to Midsomer Norton in Somerset, Radstock is a delightful little town in the South West. Only around eight miles from both Bath and Frome, new homes in Radstock are just 14 miles from the centre of bustling Bristol.
Whether that appeals more for work or play, there are lots of natural spaces to enjoy close to home too. From walks through the Mendip Hills to days exploring Cranborne Chase, you can also head over to seaside towns like Weston-super-Mare; all with our developments closest to Radstock below.
- £340,000 to £550,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £279,000 to £585,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £145,000 to £680,000
- 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £350,000 to £700,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £310,000 to £650,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £277,500 to £517,500
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £267,500 to £510,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
What is life like in Radstock?
Whether you’re exploring the surrounding countryside, shopping in the city or taking the kids for a family day of fun, there’s plenty to see and do close to the town of Radstock. Located in Somerset within commuting distance of Bath and Bristol, a new home in Radstock could just tick all the right boxes for your next move.
What is the history of Radstock?
Radstock dates back to the Iron Age, and the settlement grew during the Roman times with the Fosse Way Roman road passing nearby. Coal was discovered in the local area in the mid 1700s, and the Somerset Coal Canal was later connected to the town. Radstock quickly became an important place for the transportation of coal via the Wiltshire, Somerset and Weymouth Railway, but the coal mines and railway closed in the 1960s and 70s. Today, Radstock is a popular commuter town.
What are business and industry like in Radstock?
If you’re moving to Radstock for work, Mulberry Group and Williamson-Dickie Europe Holdings are both located in Radstock, while Clark’s Shoes are headquartered in Street, Agustawestland Ltd and Screwfix in Yeovil, and Wessex Water and Jamie’s Italian in Bath. Bristol is also within commuting distance.
What is there to see and do in Radstock?
Radstock is home to a number of cultural attractions including Radstock Museum and Victoria Hall theatre and arts space, while there are a number of shops and cafes in the town centre. If you love exploring the great outdoors, Radstock is within easy reach of the Mendip Hills and Cranborne Chase, ideal for walks and bike rides.
For families moving to the area, there are plenty of attractions to keep the little ones happy, whether you’re meeting the animals at Cowtastic Farm Park and Playbarn, discovering times gone by at the Roman Baths, or having fun at Victoria Falls Adventure Golf.
Other places of interest nearby include Writhlington Sports and Leisure Centre, Farrington Golf and Country Club, Bath Racecourse and Nunney Castle. The city of Bath is also home to lots of designer, independent and high street shops, as well as bars, restaurants and cafes.
How are the Radstock transport links?
Radstock is well-connected by road, with the journey to Bath taking around 20 minutes by car, while the drive to Bristol takes 40 minutes depending on traffic. For journeys to London, you can get to the capital in two hours 30 minutes by car or one hour 30 minutes by train from Bath Spa station.
When you want to get away from it all, Bristol Airport is just over 30 minutes away by car from Radstock, so your holiday can get off to a quick and easy start.